Hamlet

And in mortal men we often find, in the end, we are our own mortality. In that we drive the spitfire beast of ambition into the sun to dance among stars with the reins in our hands like firey wings and control lying limp beneath our legs. In search for the supremacy, of justice and truth, through mastery of sheilds and inflections imposed by the perceptions and delusions of a conceived reality, and the illusions they inspire. Tantalizing, they breed the bitter coils of regret with the face of such obscenities as lust and pain, and watch their offspring bloom as the evening primrose and deadly nightshade quick like a promise. That time then leaves no room for fathers or Fathers, nor are their hearts swollen enough for mothers to wrap their leathery wings around their throats and kiss them with familiarity cold on her lips. Just lessons, drunken in through needles and swords and words tipped with poison on the breath, seep through the heavy condensation of nonsensical speak and falsified craze. And in this game of thrones, death is the jester and all hail the King.